Doing vs. Being
Most of us have a bias toward action and doing as opposed to inaction or just being. What can we learn from Peter's reaction to the miracle of the Transfiguration?...
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The Final Day
When we hear the words, “End Times” we may think of the end of the world, the “apocalyptic” images of popular culture or the real dangers of our age....
Little Ones
Little Ones. Insignificant? Minor? Unimportant? Sometimes the little things don’t muster our attention....
Always Hope
Jeremiah experienced the complete and final collapse of Israel. It occurred to me last week while visiting Mr. Kim that he lived through similar days himself....
Hiding From God
God speaks to our human nature from the very earliest chapters of the Bible. See what we can learn from Genesis 3 about God's call to approach even when we want to hide....
The Throne Room
People continue to have a fascination with royalty as evidenced by the recent wedding. How is this a reflection of our hardwired desire to know a transcendent God?...
A Walk in the Park
A Walk in the park on the cusp of Spring reminds us of how nature is ready to burst forth in life. So much potential, and this is like our relationship with God at all times...
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True Knowledge
Paul challenges the believers in Corinth to put Christian concern for their brothers and sisters above personal freedom....
Keep ReadingSilos to Spokes
Paul's directive for married men to live as if they have no wives can easily be misunderstood. What is there behind this command in 1 Corinthians?...
Keep ReadingOur Baptism
This Sunday we enter the season of Epiphany and celebrate the Baptism of our Lord. Jesus' baptism falls under the heading of Jesus being revealed as the Son of God. But his baptism often leads us to reflect on our own baptism. What does our baptism mean? Well, for one, it means you have been made children of God and adopted as sons and daughters. It means that through fait...
Keep ReadingGod and the New Year
As we approach the new year, let's reflect on the past year's challenges and blessings and consider how we may grow in our faith in the year to come....
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